Platform-appropriate decisions — not forced code-sharing.
Android with Kotlin Jetpack Compose, or cross-platform with Flutter / React Native where the tradeoffs genuinely favour it. No religion about the stack — the right tool depends on your team, timeline, and user expectations.
What's included
Native Android development with Material You, modern architecture, and Coroutines.
Dart/Flutter for true single-codebase delivery where platform parity matters more than native feel.
RN for teams with existing JS/TS expertise or a shared backend BFF layer.
Written recommendation — native vs. cross-platform — with rationale specific to your product.
If you have an existing iOS app, I review the Android build for feature and UX parity gaps.
Design system token sharing, API contract alignment, and feature-flag parity across platforms.
How it works
Half-day session mapping your team composition, timeline, and user expectations to the right platform strategy.
No lowest-common-denominator UI. Android gets Material You, iOS gets Human Interface — shared logic, not shared pixels.
Feature, performance, and accessibility parity review across both platforms before release.
Is this right for you?
iOS-first products expanding to Android
You have a proven iOS product and need Android without building a second team.
Teams evaluating cross-platform
Flutter vs. RN vs. native — you need an experienced opinion before committing.
Startups needing both platforms fast
Cross-platform with Flutter or RN can be the right call when timeline trumps native feel.
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